Activists of Jamaat-e-Islami gather in support of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Mursi, during a rally in Lahore, yesterday.
Activists of Jamaat-e-Islami gather in support of ousted Egyptian president Mohammed Mursi, during a rally in Lahore, yesterday.
KABUL: Pakistan’s new foreign policy chief denied yesterdaybacking Afghanistan’s breakup or planning to end the Afghan war with a power-sharing role for the...
PESHAWAR: A Pakistani power company is appealing to its customers’ religious consciences in a desperate bid to get them to stop stealing electricity...
KABUL: The Afghan government yesterday unveiled a new package of incentives to attract desperately needed investment to the war-torn country before Nato withdraws...
ISLAMABAD: With the departure of President Asif Ali Zardari now just a matter of time, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will have to choose...
Japan’s Prime Minister and President of the Liberal Democratic Party, Shinzo Abe (centre) smiles as he places a red paper rose on an...
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia’s newly returned opposition leader yesterday applied to be reinstated as an electoral candidate in order to stand against strongman Prime...
BEIJING: Chinese citizens expressed support yesterday for a disabled man who set off an explosion at Beijing’s international airport, injuring himself in an...
PARIS: Scientists yesterday sparked a fresh debate over what triggered Indonesia’s Lusi mud volcano, still spewing truckloads of slime more than seven years...
BEIJING: A Tibetan monk died after setting himself on fire in southwest China, reports said yesterday, in the first such protest for more...
SHANGHAI: A Hong Kong journalist has quit in a controversy over disputed remarks that Jack Ma, founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group,...
King Philippe of Belgium pays homage to the Unknown Soldier at Congress Column on the occasion of Belgium’s National Day in Brussels yesterday....
WELLINGTON: A powerful 6.5-magnitude earthquake rocked central New Zealand yesterday, sending frightened people into the streets, halting trains and downing power lines. However,...
BAMAKO, Mali: All five polling officials who were abducted in northern Mali have been released, an official in the Kidal region said yesterday,...
A Yemeni soldier stands guard in front of the Iranian embassy in Sana’a yesterday as authorities tighten security measures after gunmen suspected of...
London/DAMASCUS: British Prime Minister David Cameron has admitted the Syrian president, Bashar Al Assad, has strengthened his position in recent months as he...
BAGHDAD: Violence in Iraq killed 18 people yesterday, as ordinary Iraqis poured scorn on the authorities for failing to stem a weekend of...
KUWAIT CITY: Human Rights Watch yesterday blasted Kuwait over a 20-month jail sentence served on a female online activist for “offending the emir”...